No6 Coffee Co. (sold by Eight Ounce Coffee)
Backcountry Espresso Blend
Roasted by No6 Coffee Co. · Sold by Eight Ounce Coffee
Backcountry Espresso Blend is a Brazil/Colombia/Papua New Guinea, Blend, Blend, Multiple varieties coffee from No6 Coffee Co..
In stock since:
Details
- Origin
- Brazil/Colombia/Papua New Guinea, Blend
- Process
- Blend
- Variety
- Multiple varieties
- Producer
- Multiple producers
Backcountry Espresso Blend
Roasted by No6 Coffee Co. · Sold by Eight Ounce Coffee
Backcountry Espresso Blend is a Brazil/Colombia/Papua New Guinea, Blend, Blend, Multiple varieties coffee from No6 Coffee Co..
In stock since:
Details
- Origin
- Brazil/Colombia/Papua New Guinea, Blend
- Process
- Blend
- Variety
- Multiple varieties
- Producer
- Multiple producers
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Description
Tasting Notes: Walnut, Wild Honey, Juniper Berry. Backcountry Espresso is a medium-dark roast blend designed for those who prefer a bold and nostalgic profile. It is composed of 50% Brazil Santa Helena, 25% Colombia Cauca Sotara, and 25% Papua New Guinea Nebilyer. This combination yields a rich, smooth cup with a heavy mouthfeel. The Brazilian component provides a nutty foundation of walnut, while the Colombian and Papua New Guinean lots add layers of wild honey sweetness and a unique, botanical hint of juniper berry, making for a complex and bracing espresso.
